Chainsaw Ice Racing?

[GPX433Todd]

I know there's a few dangerous things happening here but, it looks fun.

 

[workshop]

Hmm. I wonder if Sawtroll has done that?

 

[groundup]

That's funny

 

[J.Walker]

Looks like a young Treemonkey to me!

 

[spencerpaving]

Wonder what a 10 pin would do?

 

[Mattyo]

Safety chain?

 

[Ironworker]

I know what I'm doing on my pond this winter.

 

[Gypo Logger]

That would bring a whole new dimension to the term kickback if he hit a frost heave or a fishing hole. Lol

 

[redtractor]

Where's that video where someone cut a very large circle in the ice and mounted a small boat motor to make a rotating party platform?

 

[GPX433Todd]

Where's that video where someone cut a very large circle in the ice and mounted a small boat motor to make a rotating party platform?

Bunch of them on YouTube.

 

[1Alpha1]

That kind of reminds me of a guy standing upright on a saddled horse cutting tree limbs with his chainsaw.

No wonder people die from doing stupid things.

 

[Gypo Logger]

Id like to try that with an 066 with the rakers right off. A 050 chain in an 063 bar may help with the stearing. Lol

 

[Thommo]

After watching that i think that a demo saw would work well too. you could weld some spikes on an old diamond blade.

 

[Gypo Logger]

Or make a sawmobile with dual saws, sorta like a bobsled.

 

[Gypo Logger]

If the motor could turn backwards, you could see where you been as opposed to where you were goin.

 

[GPX433Todd]

If the motor could turn backwards, you could see where you been as opposed to where you were goin.

A guy could hold the saw upsidedown.

 

[Gypo Logger]

A guy could hold the saw upsidedown.

True dat, but a full wrap comes to mind. Lol

 

[GPX433Todd]

I've already considered building some type of ice kart to scoot down da river in low snow conditions.

 

[Gypo Logger]

I've already considered building some type of ice kart to scoot down da river in low snow conditions.

Good idea, have you considered using Oregon Vangaurd chain with those paddle wheeler type rakers?
We could all be on to something here.
John

 

[Frank Savage]

That kind of reminds me of a guy standing upright on a saddled horse cutting tree limbs with his chainsaw.

No wonder people die from doing stupid things.

Well, depends on the horse... I´ve met two in my life I would be more comfortable in such a position, with ported 066@36" above my head than standing on the ground-because they would compensate for any imbalance just when it started to occur. None of them by any chance ever mine ...